Think using the "buzzer-only" mode on an electronic collar is a safe and humane training method? We're breaking down the science and psychology behind why this common belief is a myth. In this episode, we explore how a buzzer becomes a "conditioned aversive stimulus"—a predictor of pain that can cause fear, anxiety, and stress in your dog, even long after the shock function is disabled. Join us as we delve into the hidden emotional weight of the buzzer and champion a better way. We'll discuss...
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Think using the "buzzer-only" mode on an electronic collar is a safe and humane training method? We're breaking down the science and psychology behind why this common belief is a myth. In this episode, we explore how a buzzer becomes a "conditioned aversive stimulus"—a predictor of pain that can cause fear, anxiety, and stress in your dog, even long after the shock function is disabled. Join us as we delve into the hidden emotional weight of the buzzer and champion a better way. We'll discuss...
That frantic, hilarious burst of energy where your dog becomes a blur of fur is one of the most universal—and puzzling—dog behaviors out there. But what are the zoomies, really? In this episode, we crack the code on Frenetic Random Activity Periods (FRAP), exploring the surprising science and common triggers behind this canine phenomenon. We’ll reassure you that this behavior is usually a completely normal and healthy part of dog life, explaining why from the tiniest Chihuahua to the gentlest...
USA Dog Behavior Podcast
Think using the "buzzer-only" mode on an electronic collar is a safe and humane training method? We're breaking down the science and psychology behind why this common belief is a myth. In this episode, we explore how a buzzer becomes a "conditioned aversive stimulus"—a predictor of pain that can cause fear, anxiety, and stress in your dog, even long after the shock function is disabled. Join us as we delve into the hidden emotional weight of the buzzer and champion a better way. We'll discuss...
